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If India claims to be a "secular state" it should not matter whether people convert from one religion to another for money/lollies or a hot dog.
Anti-conversion laws have no place in a secular country.
If poor people get money, medicine or anything else that increase their chances of living, and in turn change their religion, whats wrong in that? Those opposing these conversions, why dont they provide the necessities to the poor so that they can live & remain Hindu/muslim or whatever they are?
are they threat to Indian social, religious structure ? or in any other way?
I went to a Catholic school run by Nuns for 13 years and also went to Protestant school (+2) for two years. My Cattholic school only taught me to love and serve and never ever talked dirty about any other religion...and I love my almamater....but the protestant school was a horrible experience. Every day for an hour the Principal will talk ill about Hinduism / Muslims / Sikhs..and at time he was very insulting. It would make us very angry..he would especially talk bad about even people like Swami Vivekanand........
1. so if Christians are making lives of poor better than whats wrong in it.
2. if Hinduism is not a religion then why you have banned conversions and taking legal steps against free conversion by poor Hindus?
3. If you have poor sections in your society, who's fault it is?
Lady I don't understand by what capacity you are defending conversion and all. Let me remind you one thing, your country has something called as blasphemy law which means nobody can defame your religion or talk ill about your religion in your country. And if anybody fails to follow that in your country is KILLED according to your constitution which is heights of barbarism and you are giving support to conversion ? talk about hypocrisy...
Well no one here is supporting conversion and no one is against conversion, excepts indians. We are simply asking that on one hand you claim to be having secular state while your actions are in total contrast to your claim. If anybody wants conversion, by whatever means, no one should have any problem.
For blasphemy, it is off topic and irrelevant here, for the purpose you can open a new thread for that. Whatever we do, but at least we do not claim to be secular state.
Well no one here is supporting conversion and no one is against conversion, excepts indians. We are simply asking that on one hand you claim to be having secular state while your actions are in total contrast to your claim. If anybody wants conversion, by whatever means, no one should have any problem.
For blasphemy, it is off topic and irrelevant here, for the purpose you can open a new thread for that. Whatever we do, but at least we do not claim to be secular state.
What the heck are American Christians doing converting in India? Do they want a concerted drive to convert Christians in US to Hinduism? The kind of lives these guys live, based on excessive consumption, total hedonism and an absolute lack of moral values, millions in the US will convert to Hinduism. Indians are free to pursue whichever religion they want, that right has been guaranteed to them by our Constitution. But the instant we see any foreign agencies or foreign money involved in the process, they should be thrown into jail, left to rot without trial. Why are we being so kind to them as to ask them to please leave? Boot them out or kick them into jail.
If India claims to be a "secular state" it should not matter whether people convert from one religion to another for money/lollies or a hot dog.
Anti-conversion laws have no place in a secular country.